Nike Wildhorse 8 Long Term Trail Shoe Review
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- čas přidán 3. 06. 2024
- We put the Nike Wildhorse 8 through the miles across the snow, mud, roads, and rocks to bring to you a review about why this might just be the best Wildhorse yet.
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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:52 Disclaimer
1:13 Shoe stats
4:26 Finn testing mileage
5:19 Brett testing mileage
6:23 Traction and fit
9:20 Width
11:51 Best type of trail for the Wildhorse 8
12:51 Why Brett loves React foam so much
14:56 Durability
16:39 Value
17:44 Is Nike Trail Back??
19:27 Would you race in it?
20:30 What did Nike design this shoe for and does it hold true?
23:30 Question for the audience
Music provided by Argofox:
Noxive - Bacon Sandwiches - Sport
I like these long form shoe reviews. It’s like a podcast about a shoe 😅
Appreciate it! I could talk about shoes for entirely too long 😅
I have run in every Wildhorse. Many of the them I have had multiple pairs. My WH 1 ripped apart at the seems very early but was comfy. The WH 2 had an upper that was invincible (still have a pair for cutting the lawn). Both WH 1/2 were 4mm drops with pretty low stack heights--essentially the Kiger with a rock plate. Hoka had not yet changed the trail shoe market (and many runners' feet)!! I felt like the WH hit its prime with the WH 3 (I had 5 pairs). It took a step back with the 4 (stirrup over top and upper eyelets did not work for me). It took a step forward with the 5 (which I had 4 pairs of). Then the WH got a bit strange with the 6/7--though I have had 3 pairs of the 7. It is very comfortable on my foot, and I love the React foam, but it is a bit back heavy and suffers from Nike's notoriously bad outsole compound. Note, I race 50k-100m in the WH but race shorter trail races in the Kiger or other brands. I am excited to run in the WH 8. I do wish they could get the weight down an ounce though.
You couldn't have described the WH lineage any better! Yeah the WH8 is definitely a little chunky, but the new Kiger 9 should be closer to the first and 2nd generation Wildhorse. We just got the Kiger 9 in for review, so hopefully in the next month we have a review video with some comparisons.
Thanks for another great shoe review! I’m glad to see Nike finally stepping up their trail shoe game!
It really feels like they're revamping their whole lineup in the best way. Even more shoes from them coming this summer!
Thanks for another great review, boys! I am super excited to try these. I liked my Kiger 8's, but I was constantly wishing for more midsole and slightly better grip. These sound perfect for the steep technical running that I love. 😎🤘
This WH8 is definitely worth trying out then if those are all the things you would change about the Kiger
another great review. Will Try this shoe out.....
Add this one to the arsenal!
Thank you for shouting out your own channel on the Cocodona stream, that's how I found this! And thanks for all the great entertainment provided on the Dona 4hundo coverage.
Glad you found the channel! Hope you enjoy! I can't wait for next year's edition of the Dona 4hundo!
Great review! I loved the Wildhorse 7, but, generally, most top-tier Nike trail and road running shoes fit my feet very well. I run in the US Southeast so damp, slippery trails are the norm. The Wildhorse 7s handle drier trails well. They are also great road-to-trail shoes and I've used them backpacking on rugged terrain. But when running in or after rain, I always wear my Hoka Speedgoat 4s. I slipped on a gentle but damp downhill trail last year and messed up my shoulder which required surgery. I know I could have slipped in my Speedgoats, but maybe not as hard. I plan to buy the Wildhorse 8 when they go on sale.
Thanks for watching! This Wildhorse definitely still remains a great road to trail quality, but this new outsole got a lot better. It's a new rubber compound, that definitely provides a bit more stick. Whether it's on par to the Vibram outsole of the Speedgoat is definitely up for debate!
I really liked the Wildhorse 7, I went through 3 pairs because they just worked really well for me and i really like react midsoles especially on trails. Just ordered the 8's.
Curious to hear your comparison between the two models!
Hi guys, great review! I picked up this shoe on launch day in the UK and ran 25 miles in terrible wet conditions - I loved it. The cushioning is so comfortable over technical ground, and you feel so low to the ground. One big positive is that the tread pattern doesn't accumulate huge amounts of dirt and falls off very well, which has been a massive problem in the past.
I feel like they really hit this one out of the park! It's just so surprising to hear so many positive reviews about the grip of a Nike Trail shoe. So glad they are finally listening to us!
The most Altra looking Nike yet! Even that heel counter reminds me of Altra. Good to see they've stopped messing about with the Wildhorse, but I struggle to like Nike Trail with their halfway commitment to pro trail runners.
They've had a few new signings this year and seem more engaged in their trail team than previous years. Only time will tell though!
That basic react foam is perfect for trails don’t need the newest bouncy road running foams. Just needed decent upper and outsole and sounds like they did it ! Seems like not many reviews or hype on this but actually a good shoe , thanks for the in depth review.
100% agree, a durable and slightly less bouncy foam is a much better trail running experience for me. Thanks for watching!
I just picked up a pair as a backup if the Zegama V2’s arent ready for a May ultra.
I did one 5km get-to-know before doing a half marathon around the Roaches, Peak District.
We had rain, hail, mud, slippery rocks/tree roots and the best sum-up i have is I simply forgot they were there.
For british winter weather trails they don’t feel as heavy as some reviews suggest.
I lost grip in areas that I’d argue everything but my Salomon wildcross’s would fail at too.
I think the most positive thing I noticed was how quickly they drained, very much appreciated as they were wet from minute 1 to hour 4. 😂
I’m fairly new to the channel but really enjoying the content.
Great to hear they're working out for you! That simple and thin upper definitely has its benefits with drainage. I'm excited to see where the Wildhorse and Kiger line of shoes go from here, as it really does feel like Nike has upped their outsole quality quite a bit.
Started with the WH1 and then 2 which I ran the Otter in. Switched to the TK3 and even bought a 2nd pair. Eventually got the TK5 later but it was a shell of its former self. Ran a technical 20k race with around 1500m of vert and I was all over the place on the downhills like I couldn't run them.
Really hoping the new TK is a return to form, looking forward to a review after the positive one here on the WH!🎉
I need to add that the Nike trail lineup used to be good value as well here in South Africa, but not anymore. Unless these are stellar shoes there might be better bang for buck locally
fan absolu des Tk 7 et 8 grace nottement a l unitée zoom air sous l avant pied , je viens de voir qu ils avaient enlevé cette derniere sur les TK9 , j ai donc decidé de tenter les WH 8 , et bien je dois dire que c est un coup de maitre de la part de Nike , une chaussure qui avale tout , avec une facilitée deconcertante , je suis allé cette apres midi sur ma boucle de test prefferrée , celle que j ai l habitude de faire tres souvent en TK , et celle que je fais pour comparer les nouvelles chaussures que j achetes , et bien record absolue sur cette boucle avec les WH8 , 4 mn de moins que mon meilleur temp , a peine croyable , je me suis surpris a descendre beaucoup plus vite sur le technique en cherchant a prendre non pas le chemin le moins technique , mais justement les partie ou la pose de pied est la plus delicate pour voir ce que la chaussure pouvait donner , et j etais epoustouflé par la sensation de securitée que cette chaussure me proccurait , le maintient du pied est top , le meilleur que j ai pu voir chez Niketrail , l avant pied laisse de la place plus qu il n en faut , c est superbe , l accroche ne souffre d aucuns repproches , l amorti est terrible et la protection sous les pieds est un bonheur sans nom , pour moi qui souffre d un nevrome de morton a chaque pied !!! ajoutez a cela un prix bien plus bas que ses concurrente direct , et une look superbe , cette chaussure vient de detroner les TK7 et 8 dans mon coeur , en esperant vous avoir aidé .
C'est tellement génial d'entendre parler de votre expérience avec la WH8. C'est formidable de voir que Nike fait enfin une excellente chaussure pour la course technique. Ce sera intéressant de voir comment se compare la Kiger 9. Merci d'avoir regardé !
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Great review guys love the channel. Between Wildhorse 8 and speedgoat 5 which would you pick for 50 mi plus racing ?
Thanks for watching! For something more runnable and firmer trail, I'd go for the Speedgoat, but if it's a more technical race, I'd learn towards the Wildhorse
Gotta go Wildhorse over Zegama every time (also Wildhorse over Kiger).
I've been a big fan of the Wildhorse since the 3. 4 and 5 felt great but the strap over the forefoot was unnecessary, then had sizing issues with the 6. Half size up in the 7s and were back on track. It's my go-anywhere go-to shoe. Agree with you, Brett, that the application of the React foam in a trail shoe is on the money. Pumped to play in the 8s when the mountains thaw out!
Yeah the wrap on the Wh4 was a miss for me. I liked the underfoot feel of the 6 and 7, but could never get the upper to cooperate with my foot. Haven't had any issues whatsoever in the 8s!
What are your thoughts on Wild horse vs Mafata? As you mention both have wonderful grip and the feel of security while defending… thanks for the great content, have a great week.
The Mafate is a little softer, higher stack height, and has a wider base. The Vibram outsole of the Mafate is going to get the edge for me in wet or snowy conditions, but the wildhorse outsole is pretty close! So the biggest difference maker is going to be whether you prefer to be a little lower to the ground (Wildhorse), or even more cushion and a bit less ground feel (Mafate).
@@ConversationalPace Thanks for the feedback, appreciate your insight on the Nike Wild horse vs Hoka Mafata. Have a great week…
The single most important point to hit in a review is what the reviewer has proven that the product can reliably be used for… or at least an honest extrapolation. Surprising how this is one of the few channels that even tries to go for it
I think one of the benefits of Finn and I as reviewers is that we spend a large amount of our time on actual trails! We also go for a quality over quantity approach, because I believe that 15 or 20 miles in a shoe just isn't enough to give a true review of it. Thanks for watching!
Pegasus trail vs Wildhorse video!
Big fan of the WH8.. great traction and feels a lower drop than 8mm..
I agree, the drop doesn't feel high at all. Best traction of any Nike Trail shoe I've worn.
So this is like the 3rd or 5th podcast where you brought up the Saucony Edge. Love that shoe, but it gets a bit unstable for me on cambered trail. Are you reviewing it? Do you like it? I think it's time for a long CP convo about it - I think an extended CP on all the plated trail shoes (good/ugly/bad) would be great too: Ultrafly, Edge, Tecton, SCTrail(NB), and maybe even the new ASICS FujiSpeed2? Just a thought. Keep on doing this! Great job...
We're not planning to review the Endorphin Edge, but we will review the Edge 2 when that comes out, which I don't think is too far away. We're putting miles on the SC Trail right now, so perhaps a plated shoe roundup episode isn't too far away. I am also inclined to not do that episode (yet) because I honestly haven't loved many of these first generation carbon trail shoes. Next year though, I think that conversation has the potential to get a lot more interesting.
Pulling the trigger and trying it. I love Nike’s react foam, the Peg Trail 4 and Infinity 3 are my go to shoes. Let’s see how it goes with this shoe.
I feel like there's a pretty high chance you're going to like this Wildhorse then!
Hi guys!! First off all say you make great reviews ! I need your Help. I will start doing longer races, between 60 and 90 miles, and I would like to know which shoe you recommend. I've been using my old sense ride 2 salomon but I feel too much the stone and it hurts and when I go down I feel no confidence in the grip. Thank you!!
So much of what I recommend should come down to your personal fit preferences, as well as the type of terrain you train on, as well as are planning to race on. There are many shoes that provide more protection than the Sense Ride, and this Wildhorse is one of them. The Nike Zegama takes that even a step further. Depending on the technicality of the trails you run, there are many other options I could point you towards as well 👍
@ConversationalPace thank you for your answer. I'm looking for the shoes for daily training in mountains with a lot of stone, a mix terrain with steep descents, sharp stone, dirt roads but the goals are to do race with 30 and 100miles. Thank you so much
How is the toebox in the 8? I have the 7, and a few times on trail descend my toes jammed the front of the shoe. Does this happen in the 8? Also I like the gator in the 7... keeps the small pebbles out.
The toebox feels more spacious than the 7. Bit more volume and doesn't taper down as much towards the toe. The Gator is gone for the 8, which for me, helped with the fit, but you do lose the bit of fabric keeping some debris coming in.
I ❤ this shoe
Agreed! Nike created a real winner with this one!
Thanks for the review guys! I’m about to purchase it but have no experience in Nike sizing. Would you mind sharing with me your foot length in CM and the US size you went for? Just for me to cross reference the websites recommendations. Thank you!
What size do you wear for some other shoes? That might be better for me instead of potentially giving an inaccurate measurement of my foot.
@@ConversationalPace thank you for your response! Just checked and I’m a US 8 in Altra, ASICS and Salomon.
What model Salomon and Altra? If you wear your shoes pretty precise and not much room in the front with Salomon or Altra, I would consider going 8.5 for the Nike, since most Salomon and Altra I have worn have been just a tiny bit longer. If you do buy your shoes with some space at the front, you should be good with an 8 in the Wildhorse
@@ConversationalPace I do have some space at the front for Altra & Salomon. Will go for size 8 for the Wildhorse. Thank you for the advise & keep up the great work! Looking forward to more reviews!
Getting these tomorrow and look forward to put these against Xodus and ultra glide 2 to see if they bump one out or just insert themselves into my quiver.
You're definitely not the first to mention poor grip on the wet in the zegama. Where are the trails that you run on?
@@ConversationalPace Boulder CO. Ran up backside of Sanitas(lions layer and back down same way- around 8 miles) and promptly returned them. Knees were on fire on downhill…uphill was nice but top area before final ascent was wet and almost twisted my ankle due to muddy, wet and left over snow conditions. Normally these conditions wouldn’t even phase me in other shoes, so was super surprised to experience this. Meaning the conditions weren’t really that bad, very mild side in a few key spots. Hope this helps…
Thanks! Yeah, just always curious where people are from and the trails they get to run on.
@@ConversationalPace UPDATE: WOW on that Wildhorse foam……sheesh. Just blew thru a 5 mile run like it was nothing. I might have to size down a half a size though, and I am not digging the laces. They seem to have trouble locking down, so I might have to swap them out like I did on the Xodus….but still so fun!!!!
UPDATE: The foam is amazing, but that is about it. I don't want to bash Nike, I know they are trying but there are some critical things wrong with this shoe. As mentioned, the laces, too stretchy, and due to how slick the material is they don't seem to want to stay locked down. This is also due to the channels that the laces go through. As you tighten up, the bottom part will loosen if you let go for a moment. I had to switch laces, but they still would slide even then. I had to pull super tight today on the laces coming down Green Mountain in Boulder to get even a remote feeling of control. The magic of the foam - its density is also its downfall. With the upper being mostly that stretchy mesh, I found myself sliding to the sidewalls during decent on technical terrain as the foam wouldn't give that much so the force was placed on the upper, which is way too roomy for me plus it stretches even further when your foot pushes against it. I'm probably not describing this very well, but it was just plain bad for any sections with rock. Log Stairs, and rock stairs were fine, and the buff trail downhill was a lot of fun, but any uneven or unpredictable rock gardens just weren't working in this shoe. Some other areas, they might work ok in more buff terrain, that isn't as steep....just don't think they are as versatile as Nike maybe suggest. I've already gone down a 1/2 size now to a 10, and thought that would have helped but I think my foot shape is not made for this shoe. Thanks again though for your review, you both do a fantastic job talking through everything....and if these work for you, that's awesome. Hopefully, most won't have the experience I had as I really want Nike to keep trying as they do a lot right, just needs some more tweaking IMO. Cheers!
Just got them at sales in this orange. Thanks guyz
Great pick up! Enjoy the miles!
Brett, what shorts are you wearing in the b-roll?
I'm pretty sure it is the Saucony Core Outpace 2.5" split short 👍
tres bonne video , merci , je suis un gros fan des chaussures de trail NIKE , je les aient toutes , ma preference allait a la Terra kiger 7 et 8 , car j adores l unitée zoom air sous l avant pied , mais sur le model 9 ils ont decidé de l enlever , et c est ce qui m a decidé a acheter les Wildhorse 8 , possedant deja les zegama que j adores aussi et meme les derniere pegasus trail , tres utile pour passer de la route au terrain trail . Pour ce qui est de l accroche des zegama et des Terra kiger , nottement sur roche humide , c est assez catastrophique je dois bien l avouer , mais je passes la dessus tellement j aimes tous le reste chez nike , le style , la finition , c est vraiment une marque qui sait faire de beau et bon produits , par contre je n aurais et je n ais jamais acheté Wildhorse 6 et 7 que je trouvais completement raté . Pour en venir a cette wildhorse 8 , et bien cette chaussure est une vrai reussite , pour moi je la classe dans le meme groupe que les cascadia et autres xodus ultra , c est une chaussure qui avale tout avec une facilitée deconcertante , hyper stable , une accroche sans faille , enfin j ai envie de dire , Nike a reussi a nous sortir une gomme au niveau de la concurrence , il etait temp , alors ce n est pas la chaussure la plus dynamique , mais elle est pas fait pour ca , bien qu elle se defende pas si mal quand on veut accelerer , la mousse react n y etant pas etrangere , la protection de la voute plantaire est parfaite , le look est superbe , la qualitée du produit est egal au savoir faire de la marque , et le prix est contenue , 130 euros c est bien moins que ses concurrentes direct , et pour ma part , j ai reussi a les trouver a 93 euros !!! derniere chose , je trouve que le pied est super bien maintenu a l interieur , et il y a de la place a l avant pied , une petite inspiration altra qui n est pas pour me deplaire , pour resumer , je valide absolument tout dans cette chaussure , le prix , la stabilitée et l accroche sans faille , le maintient , le look , la qualitée , pour moi Nike ont tapé tres fort avec cette chaussure , qui vient de detroner les terra kiger dans mon coeur , et ca je n aurais jamais pensé que cela puisse arriver .
Bonjour, est ce que vous pouvez me donner un retour d'expérience de vos chaussures w8 svp merci. Cordialement
@@thierrylhermite9497 je prefferres la mouse react de la WH8 plutot que la mousse zoom x de la zegama , c est deja une premiere chose , l avant pied de la WH8 est plus large que la zegama et c est bien plus agreable , l accroche de la WH8 est bien meilleure que la zegama , et surtout sur sol humide ou roche humide , j irais pas jusqu a dire que ca egal vibram ou continental , mais y a eu un enorme progres de fait a ce niveau , l amorti est tres bon , la stabilité est bonne , mais le mesh meriterait a etre amelioré pour le maintient du pied , meme si ca reste exellent , j avoue qu avec cette chaussure , je passes partout tel un tank , c est impressionnant , dailleur je la met toujours alors que les zegama .....non , si je devais garder qu une chaussure de la gamme Niketrail ca serais celle ci , meme si elles sont pas ultra dynamique . Pour moi elles jouent clairement dans la coure des saucony ultra xodux ultra (que j ai eu et que j ai pas aimé) , des cascadia par exemple ,que dire de plus .......elles sont ultra robuste , construite comme un char d assault , mais ne sont pas imposante aux pieds , meme la gomme sous la semelle est ultra resistante , elles ont presque 400 km .....et n ont quasiment pas bougé , pourtant elles connaissent toutes sorte de terrains dont la caillasse , j ai deja fait une course de 60 km et 3000 avec sans aucuns soucis , a part peut etre le maintient dans le devers quand on traverse un flanc de montagne .....mais sinon ces chaussure sont vraiment top , je trouves qu elles protegent mieux que les zegama et sont plus comfortable , on les trouves a des prix ridicule ....1 mois apres leur sortie j aio payé les miennes 90 euros a peu pret , sur la route elles s en sortent bien ......franchement une tres bonne chaussure , derniere chose , le drop de 8 ne se sent pas dutout , pour moi on dirait du 4 ,limite le drop de 4 dans les zegama se sent comme un 8 . voila voila mon retour .
@@guilletjean-jacques5107 vraiment merci beaucoup pour votre retour. Votre analyse est super 👍
16:24, 16:34 - It would be great know, what are the other crockpot shoes you mention?
(This is definitely my kind of shoe. Some of us appreciate or need the longevity more than others do.)
Other shoes we had put in the crockpot category was the Brooks Caldera and the Asics Trabuco Max! Both very comfortable and easy to run just about everything in. They definitely are all slightly different shoes in terms of feel, but had many similarities regarding comfort.
@@ConversationalPace Good to know. Thank you.
Any review on the Pegasus Trail 4?
We're going to just do the Pegasus Trail 5 when it comes out, as the Pegasus Trail 4 is nearing end of production
Great review thanks! The Wildhorse 8 is already discounted to around 90€ in my country so definitely one of the best deals.
Love the mafate 4 underfoot feel but I’m rolling my ankles in it constantly this could be the replacement.
It's hard to create a super stable shoe with a high stack like the Mafate. Wildhorse 8, being a bit lower to the ground should add some stability and create greater control under foot. Thanks for watching!
@@ConversationalPace Leaning into the direction of blaming the lug depth and pattern on the mafate because they stick out so prominently but not sure. Think I already made up my mind to try the WH 8 haha
j ai payé les mienne 93 euros , c estcadeaux quand on vois le prix des chaussures de trail a notre epoque.
This is exciting! The first Wildhorse is still one of my favorite trail shoes of all time.
Wildhorse 2 is one of my favorite trail shoes of all time and this is the first one to feel like it has some of that WH2 DNA in it. Thanks for watching!
What shoe would you be wearing for Western States (American River Canyon training)?
Preferably from Nike, Salomon, or The North Face.
If I were running Western States and we're most specifically talking about the canyons section, my top choice of the three brands would probably the the Nike Zegama. I was fortunate enough to wear the Nike Ultrafly from miles 30-100 last year, and I concluded I wasn't moving fast enough for that shoe to perform well. From Salomon, my top pick would be the Pulsar Trail Pro 2, although I seem to be the only one that really loves that shoe. haha. From North Face, I haven't gotten to try any of their newest shoes, but since they launched the Vectiv line, it's been the Enduris that was my favorite.
@@ConversationalPace Awesome, thank you!
Any the Nike shoes you would do a ultra in ?
I would definitely run a mountainous ultra in this Nike Wildhorse. With firmer, more runnable trail, I'd use the Nike Zegama, and I did my last 50 mile race in the Nike Kiger 9!
I have now run in the WH 8. The outsole has better mud traction but the rubber compound doesn't seem that much better. The midsole is great (but heavy). Enjoy the ride under foot. The upper is super comfortable BUT (and this a disagreement with your review) if you run on SUPER technical trails or off trail scrambles (especially sections that are off camber), the upper has too little structure to keep you on platform. I tend to do that a lot more than most, so I am disappointed. If they added flywire to lock the foot down and reduced the heal to a 6 mil offset to reduce weight, it might be the perfect shoe for me.
Thanks for your feedback! Your comment on the lack of structure on the upper is something I have heard a few times now. seems to work for mild to moderately technical terrain, but not off trail trail scrambles or terrain of that nature. I'm not sure Nike really has a shoe in their lineup to handle something like that. It would be cool to see a few upper options on this Wildhorse, because the midsole foam (albeit heavy), is pretty versatile
Nice review! I would like to buy Wildhorse8 and Kiger9 in this Picante Red color here in Europe, but Nike in Europe does not offer this red color. Any idea how to buy this red colorway?
I wish I had an answer for you! Running Warehouse US just launched the red color the other day, so perhaps it will be available on the EU Running Warehouse soon!
I think im gonna get this i think for like 80 bucksz I hope i like it, my north face vectiv enduris the outsole vanished i wore right through it, glad i didn't pay full price because the north face are made of really cheap materials they skimp bad on the outsole
I thought the wh8 was a very durable shoe. Hope that's the case for you as well 👍
Loved them, but after 500k the foam feels dead especially on hard surface. Now i'm torn between buying another pair because you can grab them for very little money OR wait for your very soon review of Merrell agility peak 5....;)
Haha I have a very difficult time purchasing the same shoe twice, because there are so many others to run in. TBD on The Agility Peak 5. Haven't had that one come through the studio quite yet 😥
@@ConversationalPace I just order them. 😇
Curious to hear your thoughts!
@@ConversationalPace I will let you know.
Also , this wildhorse or Nike Pegasus Trail 4
I haven't gotten a chance to run in the Pegasus Trail 4, but it has been a shoe that is better suited for half road, half trail. The Wildhorse works better as more of a pure trail shoe.
Conversational Pace 1 - self control 0 : shoe ordered.
First report: this is an amazing shoe. the lockdown feel and react bouncy yet low to the ground. And awesome looks. Got them for $89. It feels better than most hokas I’ve worn
New sub from me
Appreciate it!
No No No on the zegama. My knees hurt so bad after running in them. So sketchy on even a drop of moisture too. Wet rocks? Yeah might as well have a block of ice strapped to your feet.
Just pick the shoe up for a $75
That's gonna be one of the best dollars per mile ratio of the year! Nice pick up!
Just ordered my Wildhorse 8.
Can’t wait to train on it, for my Spartan 20K Big Bear 2024
Great shoe, and good luck with the training!